CASTIGLIANO'S THEOREM in Just Over 10 Minutes!

[@inkylion93]

I'm on my knees praising this

[@matthewbaker5972]

these explanations save lives

[@rockerdude22]

Thank you for the great video! You were able to explain this more effectively in 10 min than my professor did in 3 hours . . . well done!

[@tuhinsuryachakraborty]

Live saving video for my Advanced Engineering Mechanics semester exam.

[@tonyezekiel2819]

This channel is so underrated

[@alexandresauve9215]

Incredibly well done! Thank you

[@alexandresauve9215]

PS, curious if we are able to combine singularity and castiglianos. (Writing out a single moment equation, and it's partial derivative w.r.t. P across whole domain)

[@ReactionTest0]

Such a great video, we are also working on a video on Castigliano's theorem. But it has less calculatory explanation than this video does. Was wondering if we could tell our audience to refer to your video if they are interested in the nitty-gritty of it. Let me know what you think, and keep making such great videos.

[@LessBoringLectures]

Of course! Thanks for sharing!

[@ReactionTest0]

@@LessBoringLectures Thank you

[@ReactionTest0]

Hey there, It took longer than expected, but the video on Castigliano's theorem is finally out. Check it out and let me know what you think about it!

[@matteocoda6368]

Refreshing just in case. Thank you.

[@saulramirez547]

Bro this helped so much. Thanks.

[@LessBoringLectures]

Glad it helped! Share with others!

[@roeemt5829]

Thank you so much, this is really helpful :)

[@georgebarros6095]

Keep this awesome work, bro

[@LessBoringLectures]

Thanks, will do!

[@sameh465]

Thank you for your perfect explain. may you tell me the program that you use in explain?

[@asif.a15]

You are too good at explaining things!

[@ernstopll2009]

I believe in the last example after the integration it should be ()-PL^2/2EI instead of ()-PL^2/4EI, right?

[@fabriceras9562]

He forgot to carry the 2 from L/2 when he expanded the brackets

[@ofoz]

AWESOME

[@talha3346]

Why not views in millions?

[@clarkgriswold5842]

I don't see the link for more examples in the description...

[@LessBoringLectures]

The third section of the description below the video's title has them: _________________________________________________________________ Examples: Example 1: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3qkkoCNf9yosKc Example 2: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ioeXXnSaoZJnes0 Example 3: kzbin.info/www/bejne/baXGf32Kec2toac

[@shankylezapanta1464]

@ 9:41 is macaulay bracket still applicable instead pf using normal piecewise function?? Thank youu

[@shankylezapanta1464]

So the integral term would just be 1 term in a case of bending moment consideration only

[@YamatoSRebellion]

Amazing!!!

[@LessBoringLectures]

Thanks!!

[@jaydilworth1895]

Awesome video, but doesn't the equation for torsion have an L in the numerator?

[@AndrewBossert]

You're my actual MoM professor, you just don't realize it 😂

[@samiru6521]

everything is well organised. but the voice was a bit robotic . so it was hard to maintain attention. Hope you will improve that

[@Hsuaaduxdh]

great

[@mechanicalengineerturbo]

How to calculate this shit for a beam with 2 supports and multiple loads?

[@broteendas1194]

good content... terrible voice acting... sounds like you are reading off of a script that you memorised (which is understandable) but I think your motonous way of speaking is really not cutting it. Try referring to *Veritasium* (please take this is a constructive criticism)

[@jullianpaulcalapini5390]

Way ka pulos